Loophole in the 5th Amendment? 🤬👮🏻‍♂️😱 #police #constitutionalrights #5thamendment

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[custodianguard]

Man its crazy how the presumption of innocence is slowly going down the drain along with the bill of rights..

[iMaDeMoN]

It's not a loophole. It's a corrupt judge.

[jd]

remember, kids - police and prosecutors view the bill of rights as an obstacle to be avoided and overcome

[mikeyost]

Best legal advice I've ever received: "A fish won't be caught if he keeps his mouth shut."

[charleszinn]

My favorite law - bullshit law. The fact that we have to know all the loopholes, exceptions, and technicalities just to stay safe is mind boggling

[DxBlack]

I love how they're implying that you have to invoke a right that has no explicit rules stating when and how you can use it...

[QuinnLIFTS]

"My silence is not an admission of guilt"

[MatthewHarrisLawPLLC]

It truly boggles my mind that we Citizens must BREAK their silence in order to invoke the right to REMAIN silent. Just mind-boggling. My mind is completely boggled. lol

[theimaginariumnetwork]

I've heard the term "Silence is consent". When it comes to the law since I have been young. Was told to say "As per advice from my counsel, I will not comment".

[fbbWaddell]

"You can't misquote silence."
Supreme Court: "Actually, we can choose to quote it to mean whatever we want it to mean."

[socore]

The police "he was quiet... He's guilty"... Also the police "he was talkative and has an alibi...he's guilty"

[irish....]

I like..
"I don't answer questions, my lawyer does "

[Zebojrkool]

Always demand a lawyer if you are being questioned even if you are innocent.
Cops aren’t your friend and they aren’t trying to help you.

[mischievousgamer]

I love how in the "most free country in the world", innocent citizens have to carefully study the legal system so they aren't tossed into forced slavery. Yep, looks like a working democracy to me

[rgracia]

As a former police officer. Always ask for an attorney. Always.

[ChaoticYAYO]

There's a word for this its called corruption.

[RobertStewart-im]

Unbelievable. What has become of this country and it's laws and judiciary?

[johnsweatman]

That's called tyranny. Not a loophole.

[jessehickman]

Citizen:
“Can I have a lawyer, dog”
Supreme Court:
“He requested a Lawyer Dog”
Dogs aren’t lawyers, so no.

[mattm]

How would the average person not schooled in 5th Amendment issues even know this? Outrageous.